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I don't understand the question exactly. He wants to know if you convert to Islam. The question was if I gave you evidence that would satisfy a certain level of probabilistic no.
Well, I'm a Muslim enough to have been invited to your mosque. You know, when when people meet me on the street, they'll say things like, "I met a couple of Orthodox Jews in New York, and they said to me on the street that they call me Rabbi," which was—it's a hell of a thing to hear, you know. And so, and then I have Muslim people who are listening to my biblical lectures, and more than that, they say, "Yeah, yes, yes, more than that." And you know, they say, "Well, Peterson doesn't know it yet, but he's really a Muslim," and and and that's very—that's an honor, you know, just like it was an honor to be approached by these Orthodox Jews. And the same thing has happened with Orthodox Christians and, to some degree, the Catholics, unless—or so the Protestants.